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THF GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN FEBRUARY 2 1899
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 TEA” Tin-1 entertainment anl so-cistl to be t
iven onthe tenth inst iintlrfr the ‘
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SOMETHING ELSE,"
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New Address, 368 &, 370 St. Paul St., Cor. St Sulpice
5-__-_-_'1..T___.. _.--_ - -2 the principle of this column to record
Pill All \\'.\\'l" IN AUSTRIA. MlS(‘E.LL_»\N}<;0\;§ |'|‘1.;m5, anything that lacks the essential ele-
" ____ E ---- ment, GUARDMN readers will kindly
v"_.\.,,` Ian 95 __The mos, intense ‘-1nh.that bloke has bin kissir: jer, placethe blame for brevity where it
old prevails throughout Eastern
~.uslria. Two gencltiruies have been
ttzeu to death near Karliau, Hungary,
'tout 150 u-iles north-east of Buda-
est. Otlzer cases :ire rtporttd of
peasants overtaken by snowsicrms and
frozen.
af’ Baby Eczema and Scald Head
Infants and young children are parti-
cularly sul-ject to th‘< terrible disorder.
and if not promptly arrested it will,
eventually become chronic. Dr. Chase
made it special study of Eczema ar d
disease of the skin, and we can confi-
dently recommend Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment to cure all forms cf Er zema. The
first application soothes the irritation
and putsihe little suderer to rest.
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SOUTH AMERICAN BOUNDARY
DISPUTE. C
Loxuon. Jan. 31.-Lord Salisbury
has appointed a triumvirate court to j
arbitrate the bfiiiirilary dispute between
the Argentine Republic and Chili. The
court will ‘ne p ~e~iclcd over by a Bri.isn
Supp-int: Court judge. and will be as-
sisted bv the services of experts, a
survey or ard fi geographer.
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Oly Euglnrds Flag; vs. Dr. A. W.
Chase.
The virtues of Dr. A. W, Chase`s C
reuiedif s are known the world over and .
.ike Old Euglind, Flag the sun on them .
rover .<e‘s.
Dr Ci.:ts.`.. Hi ilnient, Kidney Liver I
Pills. Catarrh Cure. Syrup of Linseed
and Turpeiilirie. and Liver' Cure enjoyl
the confidence of everybody. Ti ey
have won their wav into the pubic
favor on merit. Their sterling qualitie
and high standing and purity have mad
them the household word all around the
world. All dealers sell and recorr-
mend them.
torslrloettts Solicitor. Prompt Returns
UHN DAIS
105 Fulton Market, tleii York,
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Maria-‘Eain‘t. So now !
"Garn l Can‘t I see a clean spot on
YOV SHOULD KNOW.
What Hood’s Sarsaparilla has power to do
for those who have impure andimpoverrsh-
ed blood. It makes the blood rich and
pure, and cures scrofula, salt rheum, dys-
pepeia, catarrh, rheumatism, nervousness.
If you are troubled with any ailment
caused or promoted by impure blood, take
Hood’s Pills are prompt and efiicient,
easy to take, easy to operate.
PERMAi\lENl` CURES. I
Of such diseases as Salt Rheum, Scro-
fuls, Sores,Ulcers, Dyspepsia. and Constip-
ation are made by B.B. B. The daily paper-5
are full of statements of those who havg
been permanently cured by B.B. B.
Some women are as llighty asvsome
bank cashiers.
Min:-ird‘s Linimenf Relieves Neuralgia.
Patience --What is the cheapest thing
you ever s-iw about a bargain corner?
Patricr-A husband wailing for his
wife.
CHAMPS AND couc 
. £56
Are always promptly relieved by Dr. Fow-
lers, Extract of Wild Strawberry the best
Diarrhoea remedy in existence. '
A hot temper is apt to warp a man`s
'oetter judgment.
Minard’s Lintment Cures Dandruli.
, "flow do you feed cats ?” '
“Do you mein feed theiu to keep
hem or drive them away ? ’
Nothing so effective for checking severe
Coughs and Colds as Dr. Wood’s Norway
Pine Syrup. Price *25c.,a.ll dealers.
Hobbies are the most iinsatisfactory
of all beasts to ride.
Sick Headaches, however annoying and
distressing, are positively cured by LaXa-
Liver Pills. They are easy to take and
never gripe.
One never knows how empty some
men really are until they get full.
Quick Cure of Sciatica.
Mr. A. Taylor. 74 Afton Ave., Toronto,
wrires: “I was greatly afflicted with Sela-
tica,bnt after using one box of Milbnrn’s
Rheumatic l’ills_I was, able to go to work
in three days and have been troubled since.
.\‘ - ne people rp;-nd ti lot of tteir time
'_~_ i  to-.iig f-iirtrsps to walk into. '
,;-if Hagyard‘s Yellow Oil cures all Pain and
_ if .. takes out Swelling and Inflammation quic-
`  ' kertlian any other remedy. Price 25c.
Smells 8.. Eels a Specialty.
All correspondence promptly answ-
ered.
Stencils sent on application.
S.B. Wiley lt Soiis,Bostoii Mass
TRANXFEIB AGENTS.
REFERENCE: Dunn’s or Bradstreet’s
Agencies, Market and Fulton Nat’
Bank dec9,l898,d&w3m.
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Girls,
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and
Gentlemen.
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is a lot of evidence to the contrary.
. Minard’s Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
O
, 'Dr Low’s Worm Syrup.
Price ‘25c.
last of it.
Hagyard’s lellow Oil is prompt to re
lieve and sure to cure coughs, colds, so
throat, pain in-the chest,hoa.rsness,quinsy;
etc. Prire25c.
Minard’s Linimentlor sale everywhere.
them.
It.’s so pleasant to take that children cr
for it-' but it’s death to worms of a
' No depressing after-effect.
Lawyer-Are you a married man 9
lifitress-\'o but I was run over lo
g 1
auspices of the Foresters’ courts oft
Snltl lti .l..=;ttl llutilit-is Qtlly. By ztll g‘l’()C-(%1‘S. ~Suuimerside and Sl. Elttatihrps. Will bfi
the side of year face P” V not happen very soon, this column will
Marriage may be a failure, but there
Is the nicest and most effective remedy
for expellirg all kinds of Worms. No need
‘ of giving any Cathartic when it is_used.
The man who acts contrarv to his The Bishop, in an interview said:
wife’s advice and fails never hears the “A vear ave I became so weak that I
rg ago for medical treatment and visited a
Some men, are like some fences,don`t rodes and a wet sponge. in pretty much
amount to much until they get a gait on
I , me-he discovered a lesion at the base
.Y
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‘ kinds. Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup. Price
‘.Z5c. All dealers.
It beats all what some men will do
for money. Some will even work for it.
Instant Relief guaranteed by using
lMilburn’s Stf-rling Headache Powder.
.r - A- . y
a trolley car once.
. .,,. l
s.’.stu=; Mm l-nirittirira ml
N0.2Fire Company will have its
o cloth.
ltnttui..-tri meeting I. ().().ls`. to~
rigor loitittion A full t.ttcr;tlirtce
l
Nlsws is scarce and as it is against
belongs-on the peaceful times in
which they live. Brevity, however, is
the soul of wit and if something does
be ridiculously witty _
MR. JOHN IRVING, of Cape Traverse,
met with a painful accident while visit-
ing at Tryon last Tuesday. When in
the act of getting out or his sleigh at
Mr. Newton Dawson’s, he slipped on
the ice and fell. breaking his leg below
the knee. Owing to the* absence of the
H00d’B Sarsaparilla at 0nce_  dcctors  were  to tele* ’
graph to Sunrnerside for Dr, MePhail,
who arrived about eleven o’clock and I
set the ir-jured limb.
IF WE ONLY UNDERSTOOD-
(Rudyard Kipling.)
Could we but draw back the curtains
That surround each others lives,
See the naked heart and spirit,
Know what spur the action gives,
Olten we should find it better.
Purer than we judge we should;
We would love each other better.
If we only understood. -
Could we judge all deed.-r by motives,
Ste the good and bail within,
Often we should love the sinner
All the while we loath the sin ;
Corpfd we lguow the powers working
0 o ert row intevrity,
We shou`d judge cada others errors
\Vith more patient charity.
If we knew the cares and trials,
Knew the efforts. all in vain,
And the bitter disappointrneiit,
Understood the loss and gain-
Would thegrim, external roughness
Seem_.I wonder _just the same P
Should we help whore now we hinder,
Should we pity where we b ante?
I
Ah! we judge each other harshly,
Knowing not life’s hidden force;
Knowing not the foun't of action
Is less turbid at its tource,
Seeing not amid the evil
All the golden grain of gcod;
Ah ! we’d love each other better
If we only understood.
KILLING MICROBES.
By Current of Electricity by Bishop-
Newmaxfs Ca.Se~
. NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Bishop John
P. Newman of the Methodist Episcopal 
Church of California, after as rnoritl1’s‘
treatment in this city with the electric
current, is favorabiy impressed by ~
Nicola Tesla`s proposition to make an
apparatus of enormous voltage which
will destroy all health killing microbes
or germs in the human system. Bishop
Newman considers the results achieved
by electricity in his cas: marvelous. He
thinks that, were it not for this wonder-
ful force. he would be an invalid almost
and a cripple tpday.
The Bishop received an ir jury many
years ago, the effects of whirh lay dor-
mant and which, he thinks, might have
developed into locomotor ataxia if it
had not oeen for the use of tha electric
current. -
had lo giv; up walking, and practically
abandoned work. I came east a mouth
physician who makes a speciality of
electricity.
“While passing the current through
rue, which is done with the aid of elect-
the same way, I suppose, as they kill
prisoners in Sing Sing--although, of
course, he used a smaller current on
of the spine, due to my accident in
California, and which 1 had entirely
overlooked. ’
“Since then I have had the diffusive
system of electricity' applied to me for
.p one and two hours at a time several
days a week. I am almost completely
well again and can walk excellently. I
am going to the annual meeting ef my
church in Richmond ina few days, an
event at which I did not hope to be
present."
Bishop Newman, who is a magnificent
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WANTS, LUSTS. FUUNDS, EIC
i_-Uk .baht-._-A 20 tt. ice-boar. complete with
nails atc. Oak runner plank. Apily to
H. B. Srmnrxc. Water- St. 31. 3i pd.
TK!-REN'I‘.-!`rom Jan I. tb99. The Brick
store corner gueeii and Richmond Sts. lately
occupied by olmson & Johnson. Apply to
601! Bros 15 d tt
T0-LET-The southern half of the Late Chief
Jw Palmer’s House on Queen Street,
H with hot water. Electric lights etc.
Rentmodrate. A I toMrs.E. Pal ,
Qglrxeeu Shin- H. Jumbo? Holman Ch‘Towu 1215;-
; ©|=|='icE =
li. E. BLAGK, D.D.S
,l Merchants’ Bank Bullrllng
Summerslde, P. E. I. _
Local and general anaesthetics to
made Dentistry Painless. All work
guaranteed. ' May 26eod&w
specimen of the old-fe shioned, courteous
gentleman. looks the picture of health.
His face is ruddy, his complexion bright
and his eyes clear. When he came to
the Murray Hill Hotel four weeks' ago
he looked a physical wreck.
The Medical Profession recommended
Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment.
Dr. C. M. Harlan, writing in the Am-
L
orican Journal of Health February 10th
` azriirtisritas. ’
So1iitors,Notaries Public, &c.Money to loan
M _ . _ ,
OFFICES l c.?ri’.§‘§y».B‘i%.‘i.‘i.g.°"si§i'.i’é
H. C. MCDONALD, B. A. M. P
Hcll0NALll & MARTIN
says :A--mong the proprietary me dicines
deserving recognition is Dr. Chase’s
Ointment as aremedy for Piles, Ec-
zema,skin eruptions of all kinds for
which it has been used with marked
success [and has effected remarkable
cures in many obs inate cases which
seem to baiile the skiiful medical av.-
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Arc your gums
2
thegworld ; they
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Little. Bloc
being scarlet? Pull down your
eyelid-ls the lining of it blood- |
shot and pale ?l That is where “ too little blood
.That is what makes men and women look
,sallow and languicl. That is what makes them
along, always tired, never hungry, unable o
their food, breathless and palpl-
tating at the heart after slight
exertion, so that it is a trouble
to go up stairs. They are “An-
aemlc," doctors tell them; and
hat is Creek for having “ too
little blood.” Arc you like that?
pale instead of
More anscmic and weak people have been
. strong, energetic, cheerful men and women by
-Dr. williams’ Pink Pills for Pale
than by any other means. They are the finest Tonic
have cured more people than Siny
medicine, but you must get the genuine--substitutes
Worse than useless, they are dangerous.
irfriarirsge like this-always printed. RED.
’ If your dealer does n_ot keep them, send the-price, 50 cents a box or $".50 for six boxes,
/-the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, and get the genuine by return mail.
MMMN 
T0 LEAD LIBERAL PARTY.
LONDON, January 30.-It is now
practically seltletl that Sir H. Campbell
iiannerman wi-ll lead th r Liner.-il partv
in the house of coutuio.t~', with Mr. H.
H. Asquith as his first li rtitenant. Mr.
Asqttiih is rutking ti c-.iusldeiatble in-
come at the bar. and he would have
to relinquish thi# were he to accept the
leadershiu in the c.f»mfuon~. He has
-odered to do it, tutit is felt bv the
party managers that it is exacting from
stand at present. Should however, the
next. election bc carried by the Liberal
partv it is on the cards that Sir H. Cnrnp-
be'l-Bannermtiii would take tt p ierage
alter a short pf.-.ricd of leadership in the
lower house, and thus make way for
Mr. A~quith.
T\\'l‘JN'l.`IE`l`tl CENTURY JUBILEE.
LONDON. Jan 31.-Pope Leo, ac-
cording to the Rome corre~poudent of
the Daily Chronicle. contemplates a
universal jubilee in 1900, to mxrk
the opening ofthe twentieln century.
I se B1~:Low` ziziio
WiNN1i>irc. Jan. 30.-The thermome-
ter at St. John’s College._ this city.
registered 43, below zero this morning.
Soiilhwestern Manitoba show 45 below,
and at Eagle River. east of Rat Portage.
it went down to 62 below.
hirutoo gfeat a sacrifice as iiiatters ~
‘Re orts from several points in tio'
PICKPOCKET IN CHURCH.
MONTREAL. January 50.-The pol-
alias Dr. L. l)-an mark, alias Dr. Simp-
son, one of the best-known nickp :chefs
on the continent, who has served terms
in a half dozen peniteutiaries and is
well known.by_the police of till large
cities. He was detected picking a.
latly’s pocket in the Church ot' the Ho‘y
Sacrament.
THE CHARLOTTETOWN MAILS
The malls close at the Charlotte
town Post Ofllce as follows
_ (Local Time). ,_
For points west (with connections) to
Summerside and Tignish on line of
railway, 7.30 a.m.and also at 3 40 p.m,
with p.m. connections to North Tryon,
Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton,
North Carleton and Searletown.
For points east (with connections) to
Souris and Georgetown on line of rail.
way. 3.00 p.m.
For Courier route to Southport and all
points thence to Belfast, 6.15 a m.
For Courier route to North River and
all points thence to Victoria, Tuesday,
Thursday nd Saturday. 6.15 aim.
For United States, New Brunswick,
Ontario, Quebec Nova. Scotia, and the
Northwest, 8.30 p. rn. '
For Great Britain. Tuesday, 10 p.m.
Letters are collected from street
etter boxes of 6 a m., 2 p.m. and 8
P- m. .
ls Certain if Dodd’s Dyspepsia
Tablets be Used.
its Return -Their Effect is Posi-
tive, Permanent, Powerful,
but Gentle.
Indigestion is the curse of hundreds
of thousands of lives. _ » '
Yet Indigestion is curable as easily
as is the mildest cold.
, There never yetwasa case of Indi-
gestion that Dodd’s Dyspepsia- Tablets
could not cure quickly and permanently.
Dodd‘s Dyspepsia Tablets digest the
focd io the stomach.
Directly one of Dodd’s Dyspepsia
Tablets is swallowed it melts, and min-
gles with the mass of hard, partly di-
gested food in the stomach, and reduces
it
-A Dwerllréson upper liiusr.on§.:tresE
_ mum M Bison.
 rL@;___
KJ. Mmrm R. A. s
V .
,N tendant. i
it to a thin milky liquid. »
r THE BANISHMENT OF INDIGESTION
This liquid is then passed out of the
stomach into other digestive organs,'
where the waste, or worthless portions
are sepnaied from it The remainder
is sent to the lunvs. where it receives
Dmldls D.YSP°PSi“ Tabletsflemove th°‘the air taken int; those orraris, and
Cause of Indigestion. and Prevent becomes blood.
On this fresh. rich blood every organ,
ft d and strengthened . was
Meanwhile, the stomach, liver. a d
other orga s of the digestive systeuiltteiv
*are toned, stimulated and given freshlf°
strength and vigor, so that, after a
short use of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, ,fm
they are able to digest the food thorough- Pm
nerve, muscle and bone in the body is
` ' n
red
ly themselves.
S watery
77 cents
s rubber:
N. S., writes--“I cannot say too much in praise of
Williams’ Pink Pills. I was very badly run down ,
not work and could not sleep at night. My appetite
tr poor and I was loosing flesh I began the use of Dr
liams’ Pink Pills and was surprised at the rapidity
i-ubbdrs,
which they built me up. In a few weeks my weight
creased from r 30 to 149 pounds. My appetite ret
could sleep well, and could do my work without feeling
f _David R. McKay, the well known baker, ol'
umed,
THE MURDERE >S IN
CANTON Ohio January
ice have captured “Molly Matches” t°'n“v" mr Mr” Greorge
the mot on to qu si
ifrriusf her for m ir tart ig
ton the brother t M .s
Jud Taylor wi 1 hand
ion to mofroe Mrs
Il poured in court duri
SMALLEST
I`hB lnuaol ants - I the
lrud-t‘a.rB ~l~i|d (0 rg hg 4
the tvcrll Tue a rerwo
, grown Andaman is less
toe anthropolwicil experts
lcently visited them found
An llilsa Griig
buffered from weak
action, dizziness
utoostto
povorished
Milburn s Heart
and is now
15°. 2*
sro many portion! in
can say this
Heart and
health,-better
of such diseases
d zzy and far
combined
of those who owes her
to these little life
is what she has to
_years I ha e éHif°f¢d
of the heart, 'ind three
bv La Grrppe which
the trouble As a
nerve
ily alarmed
U5
m
888
y brood was so
shortness of breath
though I would die.
taking Milburn ri
I got at Dr
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y This is the whole secret of the sac- M ,,,,‘,l:,,a ul
‘$53. .?.§..R.‘1f’?.lZ ..‘?.iiPZl"i‘;..§Z§.‘.?.‘3;=i’.‘1°.% .$221,
and 'prevent it from returning. Dodd’s My |1‘ “W 1° S*"°°8 'md
Dyspepsia Tablets never fail. tl” d “W” "h\°h °*`°°°
cannot fail it given a fair chance. WT? "
Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by m 0
all druggists, at fifty cents a box, six earl,
boxes $2.50, or sent. on receipt of price, Mi
Li..
that Ishould give tbl!
to n fit other
by 'rite Dodds Medicine co., Limitsaj 3. tm
Toronto.  brent b
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